vacate

Object

• premise: Would all members of New Labor please vacate the premises!
• office: Should the mayor vacate office permanently a by-election is required.
• chair: His Honor Judge Philip Price QC vacated the Chair which was taken by Dr. Gillian Todd.
• slot: The used battery is then placed in the vacated slot for charging.
• property: We can't put things right once you have vacated a property or gone home.
• seat: Kramer is fighting Richmond Park, the seat vacated by Dr. Jenny Tonge.

Subject

• a.m.: Your boat has to be vacated by 10.00 a.m. on your last day.
• noon: Parking spaces must be vacated by noon on the day of departure.
• hour: Rooms must be vacated by 9:30 hours on the day of departure.

Preposition: at

• end: Halls and rooms must be vacated promptly at the end of this period and left tidy with any rubbish disposed of.

Modifying Another Word

• recently: Under the bridge at the junction were once a boat yard only recently vacated was, with a small basin now empty of boats.
• immediately: In those cases the client will be required to vacate immediately.
• finally: It was finally vacated by the Civil Defense in 1956.
• just: He simply moved his opponent around before playing the ball into the area of the court Stiff had just vacated.
• early: A bay vacated early can be used free for the remaining time.
• then: We can then vacate the hall and continue chatting in a local pub.

Used with why or when

• when: Disconnection & Installation Do I need to be at the property I am vacating when the service is being disconnected?

Preposition: by

• a.m.: Your boat has to be vacated by 10.00 a.m. on your last day.
• noon: Parking spaces must be vacated by noon on the day of departure.
• hour: Rooms must be vacated by 9:30 hours on the day of departure.